South: Stories from Albany and the South Coast of Western Australia by Malcolm Traill

South: Stories from Albany and the South Coast of Western Australia by Malcolm TraillOn Western Australias southern coast, Albany stands as the states oldest European settlement, founded in 1826, but its human history begins over 40,000 years ago with the Menang people of the Noongar nation. Historian and heritage expert Malcolm Traill presents a compelling collection of stories and rare images, originally published in local outlets since 2017. Now brought together for the first time, these tales offer a vibrant portrait of Albanys

in search of lost family and country

Covering more than 145 truly astounding animals - from sharp-eyed whale sharks to sticky-bellied green tree frogs - Sensational Australian Animals showcases the strange things these creatures can do with their eyes

Forget crosswords or Sudoku

the bold indelible markings of Papua New Guinea's Indigenous peoples

from the precious evergreens that become commodities in the entertainment business of the future

Spot a huge cast of contemporary extras as A Midsummer Night's Dream is rehearsed at the Globe and fellow actors wander the streets

loved by the nation

author of Invisible Boys

she shares insights gleaned along the way

engagement with history

refreshing

They can't figure out why their child acts the way he or she does